This is the 2nd
largest point loss in DJIA history, down 4.15%
DJIA have risen 30.15% since President Trump's election

02/07

Falls 19.42 to close at 24,893.35

02/06

Rises 567.02 to close at 24,912.77

This is the 4th
largest point gain in DJIA history

02/05

Crashes
1,175.21 to close at 24,345.75

This is the largest
point loss in DJIA history, down 4.6%
DJIA have risen 32.80% since President Trump's election

02/02

Falls 665.75 to close at 25,520.96

This is the 6th
largest point loss in DJIA history, down 2.61%

02/01

Rises 37.32 to close at 26,186.71

01/30

Falls 362.59 ro close at 26,076.89

01/29

Falls 177.23 to close at 26,439.48

01/26

Rises
223.92 to close at 26,616.71

This is the
historical DJIA closing high
DJIA have risen 45.19% Since President Trump's Election

01/17

Rises 322.79 to close at
26,115.65 - First close above 26,000

01/04

Rises 152.45 to close at
25,075.13 - First close above 25,000

2018

DJIA opened Jan
02, 2018 at
24,719.22, up 4,966.62, or 25.08% from the open on Jan 04, 2017 - This
is the largest calendar year point gain in DJIA history. Monex Spot Gold
opened at
$1,302.80, up $152.80 or 13.29% for 2017.

12/29

Falls 118.29 to close at 24,719.22

11/30

Rises
331.67 to close at 24,272.35 - First close above
24,000

10/18

Rises 160.16 to close at
23,157.60 - First close above
23,000

08/02

Rises 52.32 to close at
22,016.24 - First close above 22,000

03/01

Rises
303.31 to close at 21,115.55 - First close
above 21,000

01/25

Rises 155.80 to close at
20,068.51 - First close above 20,000

It took the DJIA 103 years to
reach 10,000
and another 18 years to reach 20,000

01/20

Rises 94.85 to close at 19,827.25 - President Trump is
inaugurated

2017

DJIA opened Jan
03, 2017 at
19,762.60, up 2,337.57, or 13.42% from the open on Jan 04, 2016 - Monex Spot Gold
opened at
$1,151.00, up $88.75 or 8.36% for 2016

12/07

Rises
297.84 to close at 19,549.62

First close above
19,300, 19,400 and 19,500
Wall Street is beginning to look like Pamplona
Thank You Mr. Trump?

11/22

Rises 67.18 to close at
19,023.87 - First close
above 19,000

11/08

Rises 73.14 to close at 18,332.43 - Donald Trump
is elected

04/18

Rises 106.70 to close at 18,004.16

First close above
18,000 since
07/20/2015 closing of 18,100.41

01/08

Falls 167.65
to close at
16,346.45

Not a good week for
the DOW - Fell -1,078.58
points

2016

DJIA Opened Jan
04, 2016 at
17,425.03, down 398.04, or 2.23% from the open on Jan 02, 2015 - Monex Spot Gold
opened at
1,062.25

This is the DJIA first
calendar year loss
since 2008

12/31

Falls 178.84 to close at 17,425.03

12/16

Rises 224.18 to close at 17,749.05
after FED
raised interest rate 0.25, first rate change in 7 years

08/26

Rises 619.07 to
close at 16,285.51. This gain currently represents the third
largest point gain in DJIA history

08/25

Falls AGAIN 204.91 to close at
15,666.44. Since
the
05/19/15 all time closing high, the DJIA have fallen 2,645.95 points or
14.45%

DJIA
Opened
Jan 03, 2007 at 12,459.54, up 16.3% from the 10,718.30 open on Jan 03,
2006

2006
Dec 27

Rises
102.94 to close at 12,510.57, first close above 12,500

Oct
19

Rises 19.05
to close at
12,011.73, first close above 12,000

The DJIA have
risen 65% during
the 4 year period since October 09, 2002

Oct
18

Rises 42.66 to
close at
11,992.68 after falling back from today's high trading of 12,024.50

Oct
12

Rises 95.57 to
close at
11,947.70, first close above 11,900

Oct
04

Rises 123.27 to
close at
11,850.61, first close above 11,800

Oct
03

Rises 56.99
to close at
11,727.34, to establish new all time closing, previous high set on Jan
14, 2000 , 6 years 9 months ago.

Jan
09

Rises 52.59
to close at
11,011.90, first close above 11,000 since June 7, 2001

2003
Dec 11

Rises 86.30
to close at
10,008.16, first close above 10,000 since May 27, 2002

Sep
02,

Rises 107.45
to close at
9,523.27 to close once again above 9,500.

June
04

Rises 116.03
to close at
9,038.98 to close once again above 9,000

2002
Oct 21

Rises 215.84
to close at
8,538.24 to close once again above 8,500

Oct
15

Rises 378.28
to close at
8,255.28 to close once again above 8,000

Oct
09

Falls 215.22 to
close at
7,286.27. The market has declined 4,436.71 points, or 38%,
since
January
14, 2000

Jul
29

Rises
447.49 to close at 8,711.88, third
largest dollar gain
in history, up 5.41%

Jul
24

Rises
488.95 to close at 8,191.29, second
largest dollar gain
in history, up 6.35%

Jul
23

Falls
82.24 to close at 7,702.34. The
market has
declined 4,020.64, or 34%, since January 14, 2000

Sep
21

Falls
140.40 to close at 8,235.81,
eliminating all gains
since July 30, 1997, over 4 years ago. Since May 21, 2001 the market
has declined 3,137.11 for a percentage loss of 27.58. In the
one week since the terrorist attack the market has declined
1,369.70 for a percentage loss of 14.26%

Sep
17

Falls
684.81 to close at 8,920.70, largest
dollar loss in
history, down 7.13%

2001
Sep 11

Markets
closed because of
terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C.

Markets will
re-open September 17, 2001 after
being closed for four
trading days. The last time that U.S. stock trading
was
suspended for more than two sessions occurred in March 1933,
when
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt called for a nationwide bank
holiday to prevent a run on the banks.